PowPak Wireless Fixture Control Additional Programming ...

PowPak® Fixture Controls Additional Programming, Installation, and Troubleshooting Help

Application Note #556Revision B

August 2015

1 Technical Support — 800.523.9466

PowPakR Fixture Controls

Wireless Fixture Control Models: Fixture Sensor Models:

• FCJ-010 • FC-SENSOR (Occupancy) • FCJ-ECO • FC-VSENSOR (Vacancy)

Overview

This document serves as a supplement to the PowPakR Fixture Control Installation Guides.

PowPakR Wireless Fixture Control

Note: For more information, see 369866 at www.lutron.com

PowPakR Fixture Sensor

Application Note #556

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Table of Contents

Page

PowPakR Wireless Fixture Control with EcoSystemR ............................................................................................3

Optimize Radio Frequency Performance ..............................................................................................................3

FC-SENSOR vs. FC-VSENSOR .............................................................................................................................4

FC-SENSOR and FC-VSENSOR Suggested Mounting .........................................................................................5 1. For Drop Ceilings................................................................................................................................................5 2. For Solid Ceilings ...............................................................................................................................................6

Daylighting: PowPakR Fixture Sensor (FC-SENSOR or FC-VSENSOR) vs. Radio Powr SavrT Sensor .................7

Using Radio Powr SavrT Sensors with a Pow PakR Wireless Fixture Control ......................................................8

Grouping Wireless Fixture Controls Using Radio Powr SavrT Sensors or a PicoR Wireless Control .....................9

Set Occupied Light Levels with Radio Powr SavrT Occupancy Sensors ............................................................10

Adjusting Minimum (Low-End) or Maximum (High-End) Light Level ....................................................................11 1. Using the Buttons on the Wireless Fixture Control ..........................................................................................11 2. Using a PicoR Wireless Control.........................................................................................................................12

Chicago / Egress Mode .........................................................................................................................................13

Changing Fixture Sensor Settings for Wired Sensors (FC-SENSOR, FC-VSENSOR) .........................................14 1. Change Time-Out .............................................................................................................................................14 2. Occupancy / Vacancy Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment.......................................................................................15 3. Occupancy Mode Adjustment (FC-SENSOR only) ..........................................................................................15 4. Daylight Tuning .................................................................................................................................................16

Resetting Fixture Control and Fixture Sensor to Factory Default Settings ..........................................................16

Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................................................17


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PowPakR Wireless Fixture Control with EcoSystemR

The PowPakR wireless fixture control with EcoSystemR (FCJ-ECO) is “broadcast only.” This means all EcoSystemR drivers and ballasts (3 maximum) controlled by the PowPakR wireless fixture control will comprise a single zone of lighting, and the fixture control only sends a command to “go to light level”. Addressing is not possible. If more than one control zone is necessary, an RMx-ECO32-DV-B is required (see http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/369427g_ENG.pdf).

Optimize Radio Frequency Performance

To optimize radio frequency performance of the product:

• Keep the lamp wiring as short as possible to reduce the radiation from the lamp wires.

• Keep the lamp wiring as far as possible from the PowPakR wireless fixture control mounting location.

Maintain separation Ballast / Driver

Base Pan

Metal Coverplate

Fluorescent Tubes / LED Load

Fluorescent Lampholders

Fluorescent Lampholders

PowPakR

Fixture Control

Fixture Knockout

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NeutralLamp Wiring

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FC-SENSOR vs. FC-VSENSOR

FC-SENSOR is factory configured to function like an occupancy sensor. FC-VSENSOR is factory configured to function like a vacancy sensor.

Note: An FC-VSENSOR, requires a PicoR wireless control to turn the lights ON. The sensor turns the light off when the occupant leaves the room after the timeout period has expired.

Occupancy Sensors vs. Vacancy Sensors

Occupancy Sensors

An occupancy sensor automatically turns the lights on when you enter a room and off when you leave, making this type of sensor the most convenient, since you never have to touch the lighting controls.

Vacancy Sensors

A vacancy sensor only turns lights off when you leave a room – you must manually turn the lights on when you enter a room. Vacancy sensing maximizes the energy savings from the sensor because it's not always necessary to turn lights on when you enter a room.

Many codes, ex. California Energy Commission's Title 24, require vacancy, and not occupancy sensors, because occupants are less likely to turn lights on when temporarily entering a space, or when there's sufficient light.

Auto On Auto Off

Manual On Auto Off


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FC-SENSOR and FC-VSENSOR Suggested Mounting

1. For Drop Ceilings

A. Drill a 3/16 in (4.76 mm) hole in the tile using the template provided below (or push a screwdriver through the tile) where the sensor is to be centered.

B. Insert the wireform into the retention snaps on the back of the sensor.

C. Feed the two blue wires through the hole then push the wireform though the tile as shown below. Bend / twist the wireform on the back side of the ceiling tile to secure the sensor.

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3/16 in (4.76 mm) maximum hole

Drill Template

Secure the sensor

Sensor with wireform clip properly installed

Retention snaps Wireform clip

Arms


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FC-SENSOR and FC-VSENSOR Suggested Mounting (continued)

2. For Solid Ceilings (or other surfaces where the wireform cannot be utilized) Use the supplied adhesive-backed disc (shown below) to adhere the sensor to desired location on the ceiling or on the fixture.

Notes: • Avoid placing the sensor in direct sunlight or facing the light emanating from the fixtures in the space. This can cause

the sensor’s readings to be skewed and can adversely affect the daylighting function.• Recommended mounting height for the fixture sensor is 8 ft to 12 ft (2.4 m to 3.7 m). • For best results, do not place the sensor within 6 ft (1.8 m) of air vents, air handlers, windows, fans, etc., as this may

cause false triggering.

• If hanging pendant fixtures, the maximum wire length between fixture sensor and wireless fixture control is 12 ft (3.7 m). Sensor should be mounted no more than 2 ft (0.6 m) from the fixture.

• The PIR lens should have line of sight access to the space in which the PowPakR fixture sensor is sensing occupancy. Ensure that the sensor is unobstructed by pendant fixtures (if any).

Pendant Fixture

Correct

Pendant Fixture

Incorrect


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Daylighting: PowPakR Fixture Sensor (FC-SENSOR or FC-VSENSOR) vs.

Radio Powr Savr SensorT

The PowPakR wireless fixture control has two options for daylighting: • The PowPakR fixture sensor can be used for simple, out-of-the-box daylighting. • The Radio Powr SavrT wireless daylight sensor can be added for the ability to adjust and fine-tune daylighting settings.

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PowPakR Fixture Sensor

(FC-SENSOR or FC-VSENSOR)

• Simple, out-of-the-box daylighting

• Automatic calibration

• Provides daylight control for only 1 fixture

control

Radio Powr SavrT

Wireless Daylight Sensor

• Adjust and fine-tune daylighting settings

• Wireless technology allows for flexible

placement resulting in optimal performance

• Provides daylight control for an entire group

of fixtures

Radio Powr SavrT daylight sensors provide the ultimate flexibility in daylighting. Target light level (tuning) and gain value (through calibration) can be adjusted independently. Daylighting rows/zones can be setup so that multiple fixtures dim in unison (also known as “grouping”). Radio Powr SavrT daylight sensors can be placed anywhere since they are completely wireless, and performance can be optimized through placement and fine tuning.

PowPakR fixture sensors are an easy way to add simple daylighting to a localized area without requiring setup. PowPakR fixture sensors are quick to install with a two-wire connection, and calibrate automatically. Each PowPakR fixture sensor should be mounted within 2 ft (610 mm) of the fixture it is controlling.

For more information about daylighting or on how to daylight within other LutronR systems, please contact your local LutronR sales representative.


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Using Radio Powr SavrT Sensors with a Pow PakR Wireless Fixture Control

Radio Powr SavrT occupancy and daylight sensors can be used with a PowPakR wireless fixture control.• When using a Radio Powr SavrT daylight sensor in conjunction with both a PowPakR wireless fixture control and PowPakR

fixture sensor, the Radio Powr SavrT daylight sensor will provide the daylighting input to the fixture control, and the PowPakR fixture sensor’s daylighting input will be ignored.

• When using a Radio Powr SavrT occupancy sensor in conjunction with both a PowPakR wireless fixture control and PowPakR fixture sensor, occupancy data from both sensors is used; either one detecting occupancy will turn the lights on, and the lights turn off automatically only when both sensors have gone vacant (no longer detect occupancy).

• For fixture grouping see “Grouping Wireless Fixture Controls Using Radio Powr SavrR Sensors or a PicoR Wireless Control”.

• Radio Powr SavrT occupancy sensors can be used with the PowPakR fixture sensor to increase coverage area.

System Limitations

1 PowPak® Wireless Fixture Control

PowPak® Fixture Sensor (1 maximum)

+Pico® Wireless Control(10 maximum)

Radio Powr SavrTM Occupancy/Vacancy Sensor(10 maximum)

Radio Powr SavrTM Daylight Sensor(1 maximum)

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Notes:• There is no limit (other than RF range) to the number of fixture controls that can be associated to each wireless

transmitter.• Only one PowPakR wireless fixture control can be used per PowPakR fixture sensor, and only one PowPakR fixture

sensor can be used per PowPakR wireless fixture control.


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Grouping Wireless Fixture Controls Using Radio Powr Savr® Sensors or a Pico® Wireless Control

Multiple fixtures can be programmed to “Auto-ON” as a group upon occupancy detection. Radio Powr SavrT occupancy sensors must be used to achieve this functionality.

Alternatively, multiple fixtures can be grouped together and controlled using a PicoR wireless control. To create a group of fixtures, follow the steps below.

1. Initiate association mode on the fixture control using one of the two methods described below: A. Press and hold the Toggle button “ ” for 6 seconds on the fixture control until the load attached to the fixture control

starts flashing (every 2 seconds). B. Shine a green laser pointer (available at hardware or office supply stores) at the laser detection hole on the sensor until

the load attached to the control module starts flashing (every 2 seconds).

2. Repeat one of the steps above to put all the fixtures that are part of the group into association mode.

3. Hold the indicated button on the Radio Powr SavrT sensor or on the PicoR wireless control for 6 seconds or shine a green laser pointer at the laser detection hole in the Radio Powr SavrT sensors. For more detailed information please refer to document 048407 at www.lutron.com. The fixtures will flash to show that wireless transmitters have been associated. Fixtures in association mode have now been grouped together.

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Laser Detection

Green laser specifications (by others):

• Wave output: constant

• Wavelength: 532 nm

• Output power: 5 mW maximum

!WARNING DANGER

Eye injury and/or blindness hazard; avoid direct eye

exposure to laser beam.

• Use of laser pointer is NOT recommended for use with

LutronR products located near reflective surfaces.

• Do NOT aim or shine laser pointers at any person,

pet, vehicle, or aircraft directly, or through reflection by

mirrors or other shiny surfaces. Do NOT view the laser

beam through binoculars, magnifying glass, or other

optical devices.

• Do NOT allow children to use laser pointers.

• Read and follow the laser pointer manufacturer’s

instructions on safe use. In the event of injury, get

medical attention immediately.


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Set Occupied Light Levels with Radio Powr SavrR Occupancy Sensors

Wireless fixture controls associated to a Radio Powr SavrT occupancy sensor can “Auto-ON” to a desired light level.

1. Set desired occupancy light levels:

Use Raise/Lower buttons “ / ” on the PowPakR wireless fixture control or Raise/Lower buttons “ / ” on all associated PicoR wireless controls.

2. Save occupancy light levels:

Press and hold “Test” button for 6 seconds on any associated Radio Powr SavrT occupancy sensor without a "Lights On" button. Release when sensor lens starts to flash. Or, press and hold "Lights On" button for 6 seconds on any associated Radio Powr SavrT occupancy sensor. Release when sensor lens starts to flash.

Notes:• When using a fixture sensor in conjunction with a Radio Powr SavrT sensor, the fixture will Auto-ON to the level set by

the Radio Powr SavrT sensor.• Unoccupied light level is always the minimum light level and cannot be adjusted.• Reset the fixture control to factory defaults to remove a defined Auto-ON occupied light level.

To set the occupied level in installations which only involve the PowPakR fixture sensor (FC-SENSOR), you may temporarily use a Radio Powr SavrT sensor as follows:

1. Associate the Radio Powr SavrT sensor to the desired fixture controls.

2. Set the occupied level as shown above.

3. Restore the Radio Powr SavrT sensor to factory default settings to remove the association.

4. The fixture control will still Auto-ON to the occupied level set with the Radio Powr SavrT sensor.


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Adjusting Minimum (Low-End) or Maximum (High-End) Light Level

For best results, minimize the amount of sunlight entering the room before performing the following procedures.

• Depending on the fixture manufacturer or load, low-end trim and high-end trim may need to be adjusted.

• Trim low-end to ensure a stable light level because some loads will flicker or drop out if trimmed too low.

• Trim high-end for further energy savings or to reduce the maximum light level output of the fixture.

• Be sure that you can turn on the lights to the low-end trim level without any abnormal operation.

1. Using the Buttons on the Wireless Fixture Control

Low-End Trim

A. Enter low-end trim adjustment mode: Press and hold the Lower button “ ” for 12 seconds. The lights will flash and the load status LED will begin flashing.

B. Adjust the low-end trim: Use the Raise button “ ” and Lower button “ ” on the fixture control to adjust and set the lights to the desired low-end (See table at right).

C. Save the low-end trim: Press and hold the Toggle button “ ” for 6 seconds to save setting. The load status LED will begin flashing and then turn solid to indicate new level has been saved.

High-End Trim

A. Enter high-end trim adjustment mode: Press and hold the Raise button “ ” for 12 seconds. The lights will flash and the load status LED will begin flashing.

B. Adjust the high-end trim: Use the Raise button “ ” and Lower button “ ” on the fixture control to adjust and set the lights to the desired high-end (See table at right).

C. Save the high-end trim: Press and hold the Toggle button “ ” for 6 seconds to save setting. The load status LED will begin flashing and then turn solid to indicate new level has been saved.

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3.

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2.a 2.b

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High-End FCJ-010 FCJ-ECO

Minimum 6.0 V- 50%

Default 10.5 V- 100%

Maximum 11.0 V- 100%

Low-End FCJ-010 FCJ-ECO

Minimum 0.20 V- 0.1%

Default 0.75 V- 1.0%

Maximum 5.00 V- 50%


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Adjusting Minimum (Low-End) or Maximum (High-End) Light Level (continued)

2. Using a PicoR Wireless Control

The low-end and high-end light level can be adjusted using a PicoR wireless control that is associated to a wireless fixture control.

Low-End Trim

A. Press the Off “ ” button on the PicoR wireless control.B. Enter low-end trim adjustment mode: Simultaneously press and hold the On “ ” and Raise “ ” buttons on the PicoR

wireless control. The lights will flash and then stop at the current low-end. The PicoR wireless control LED* will steadily flash letting you know you are in the programming mode.

C. Adjust the low-end trim: Using the Raise “ ” and Lower “ ” buttons on the PicoR wireless control. D. Save the low-end trim: Press and hold the Off “ ” button for 6 seconds to save the low-end trim level.

High-End Trim

A. Press the On “ ” button on the PicoR wireless control.B. Enter high-end trim adjustment mode: Simultaneously press and hold the On “ ” and Raise “ ” buttons on the PicoR

wireless control. The lights will flash and then stop at the current high-end. The PicoR wireless control LED* will steady flash letting you know you are in the programming mode.

C. Adjust the high-end trim: Using the Raise “ ” and Lower “ ” buttons on the PicoR wireless control. D. Save the high-end trim: Press and hold the On “ ” button for 6 seconds to save the high-end trim level.

1. 3.a2. 4.3.b

1. 2. 4.3.a 3.b

* Some PicoR wireless control models do not have an LED on the top left corner. For such models, follow the same steps (A-D) to adjust low-end and high-end trim. Note that when entering the programming mode, step B, there will be no LED feedback.

Notes:• In either high-end or low-end trim adjustment mode, pressing the PicoR wireless control buttons to turn the load ON or

OFF will not result in a response from the fixture control. You must exit trim adjustment mode in order to restore normal functionality for the ON and OFF buttons on the PicoR wireless control.

• Both the high-end and low-end trim adjustment mode will exit automatically after 10 minutes of inactivity.


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Chicago / Egress Mode

Under normal operation, the lights controlled by a wireless fixture control turn OFF when an occupancy sensor reaches the end of its time-out or when the Off “ ” button is pressed on an associated PicoR wireless control. “OFF” is the minimum light level.

By activating Egress mode, lights will go to the low-end level instead of turning OFF. When the Off button is pressed on an associated PicoR wireless control or if the associated sensor(s) do not detect motion for a set period of time, the lights go to the low-end level.

The low-end level can be re-defined by adjusting the low-end trim (see “Adjusting Minimum (Low-End) or Maximum (High-End) Light Level”).

Enable Egress Mode

1. Simultaneously press and hold the Toggle button “ ” and the Lower button “ ” for 12 seconds. Lights will flash and stop at high-end.

2. Press the Raise button “ ” to select low-end level as the minimum light level. The lights will fade to low-end.

3. Press and hold the Toggle button “ ” for 6 seconds to exit.

Disable Egress Mode

1. Simultaneously press and hold the Toggle button “ ” and the Lower button “ ” for 12 seconds. Lights will flash and stop at low-end.

2. Press the Lower button “ ” to select “OFF” as the minimum light level. The lights will fade to off.

3. Press and hold the Toggle button “ ” for 6 seconds to exit.

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1. 2. 3.

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1. 2. 3.

Notes:• Egress mode will automatically exit after 10 minutes of inactivity. In this event, the setting will be the same as it was

prior to entering egress mode (automatic exit does not save changes).


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Changing Fixture Sensor Settings for Wired Sensors (FC-SENSOR or FC-VSENSOR)

To enter the sensor settings menu, press and hold the Raise button “ ” and the Lower button “ ” for 6 seconds until both LEDs start flashing as described below.

The bottom LED blinks a certain number of times to indicate the selected menu. Immediately after, the top LED blinks the number of times corresponding to the options listed under Time-Out, Sensitivity, Occupancy “Occ” Mode and Daylight Tuning. This is repeated every 3 seconds.

Press the Lower button “ ” to cycle through the menu options.

Number of Lower LED Flashes Menu Options

1 Time-Out2 Sensitivity3 Occupancy “Occ” Mode4 Daylight Tuning (FC-SENSOR only)

1. Change Time-Out After entering the sensor settings menu, press the Lower button “ ” to cycle through the menu options until the bottom

LED flashes 1x for “Time-Out.” The Top LED flashes 1x, 2x, 3x or 4x according to the corresponding Timeout setting. Press the Raise button “ ” to

cycle through the “Time-Out” options. Simultaneously press and hold the Raise “ ” and the Lower buttons “ ” for 6 seconds to save and exit.

Number of Upper LED Flashes Time-Out Options

1 1 minute2 5 minutes3 15 minutes (default)4 30 minutes

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Changing Fixture Sensor Settings (continued)

2. Occupancy / Vacancy Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment

After entering the sensor settings menu, press the Lower button “ ” to cycle through the menu options until the bottom LED flashes 2x for “Sensitivity.”

The Top LED flashes 1x, 2x, 3x or 4x according to the corresponding Sensitivity setting. Press the Raise button “ ” to cycle through the Sensitivity options.

Simultaneously press and hold the Raise “ ” and the Lower buttons “ ” for 6 seconds to save and exit.

Number of Upper LED Flashes

Sensitivity Options

1 Ultra low

2 Low

3 Medium (default)

4 High

3. Occupancy Mode Adjustment (FC-SENSOR only)

After entering the sensor settings menu, press the Lower button “ ” to cycle through the menu options until the bottom LED flashes 3x for “Occ mode.”

The Top LED flashes 1x, 2x, or 3x according to the corresponding Occ mode setting.

Press the Raise button “ ” to cycle through the Occ mode options. Simultaneously press and hold the Raise “ ” and the Lower buttons “ ” for 6 seconds to save and exit.


Occ Mode

1 Occupancy (default)

2 Vacancy

3 Disabled

Notes: • “Occ Mode” can be adjusted only with a FC-SENSOR.• FC-VSENSOR acts as a vacancy sensor by default. This cannot be changed.

2x every 3 seconds

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Changing Fixture Sensor Settings (continued)

4. Daylight Tuning

Daylight tuning can be used to change the fixture sensor’s response when it senses daylight. After entering the sensor settings menu, press the Lower button “ ” to cycle through the menu options until the bottom LED flashes 4x for “Daylight Tuning.”

The Top LED flashes 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x or 5x according to the corresponding light level that should be maintained at the task surface.

Press the Raise button “ ” to cycle through the light level options. Press the Raise “ ” and the Lower buttons “ ” for 6 seconds to save and exit.


Light Level Options

1 Less bright

2 Normal (default)

3 More bright

4 Very bright

5 Daylight sensor disabled

Resetting Fixture Control and Fixture Sensor to Factory Default Settings

1. Rapidly tap the Toggle button “ ” on the fixture control three times and hold on the fourth until the LED begins to flash slowly; release button.

2. As soon as the LED flashes the first flash, again rapidly tap the Toggle button “ ” three times and the LEDs will flash rapidly indicating that the unit has been reset to factory defaults.

Note: Any associations or programming previously set up with the fixture control will be erased and will need to be re-programmed.

4x every 3 seconds

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Troubleshooting www.lutron.comSymptom Solution

Ballasts / drivers cannot be controlled locally from the fi xture control.

• Ensure that the breaker(s) to the fixture control is / are energized.• Ensure that the fixture control switched hot lead is wired to the ballast / driver (FCJ-010).• Ensure that the fixture control lines (FCJ-010: violet / gray, FCJ-ECO: violet / violet) are wired to the

ballast / driver.• Verify the driver/ballast is: 0–10 V if using FCJ-010; or LutronR EcoSystemR driver / ballast if using

FCJ-ECO.

Reset to factory defaults.

Lights do not dim or turn ON as expected.

• Ensure that control lines are wired properly (FCJ-010: violet / gray-polarity, FCJ-ECO: violet / violet)• Ensure that the wires are connected between the fixture sensor and the fi xture control.• FCJ-010 only: Make sure that 0–10 V fixture is at low-end (at 0 V), not OFF (at 0 V). If OFF (at 0 V),

adjust low-end trim.• FCJ-010 only: Ensure that fixture does not require an inverted signal (10 – 0 V- control).• FCJ-010 only: Verify that the voltage across the gray and violet wires is between 0 and 10 V-. • FCJ-010 only: Disconnect the Violet / Gray wires from the fixture control. Verify that the lights go to

100%. Short the Violet / Gray wires on the ballast / driver, verify that the lights go to the low-end. • FCJ-ECO only: Disconnect the Violet / Violet wires from the fixture control. Verify that the lights go to 100%.

Lights turn ON/OFF but do not dim.

• Ensure that control lines are wired properly (FCJ-010: violet/gray-polarity, FCJ-ECO: violet/violet)• FCJ-010 only: Ensure that fixture does not require an inverted signal (10 – 0 V- control).• FCJ-010 only: Verify that the voltage across the gray and violet wires is between 0 and 10 V-.

Lights do not respond to wireless transmitter(s).

• Ensure that the breaker(s) to the fixture control and ballasts / drivers are energized.• Ensure that wireless transmitters are associated to the fixture control.

Reset to factory defaults.

Wireless transmitter(s) cannot be associated to the fixture control.

• The maximum number of wireless transmitters have been associated to the fixture control. To remove a previously set up wireless transmitter, tap any button on the wireless transmitter three times; on the third tap, hold for three seconds and then tap three more times.

• The fixture control may be in high-end/low-end trim adjust mode. See page 12 for more information.

RF range between wireless controls is diminished below 30 ft (9 m).

• Keep the ballast/driver wiring as short as possible and well organized to avoid excess wire being bunched up.

• Keep the first 7-12 in (20-30 cm) of the wires coming out of the fixture control knockout separated as much as possible from any nearby ballast/driver/lamp wires.

• Contact LutronR technical support for further assistance.

Lights are unstable at low-end.

• Adjust low-end trim.

Fixture sensor does not turn the lights ON.

• Check that fixture sensor wires are connected to fixture control.• FC-VSENSOR is vacancy only (it will not turn the lights on). • Wait for the fixture sensor to complete 2 minute warm-up period.

FCJ-ECO cannot be addressed.

• All drivers/ballasts connected to an FCJ-ECO function as a single zone. If more than one zone is required, use RMJ-ECO32-DV-B.

The association step fails.

• If the allowed number of transmitters per fixture control is exceeded, the association step fails. See page 8 for details on the maximum number of wireless transmitters allowed.

For more information on the PowPakR fixture controls visit www.lutron.com

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Lutron Contact Numbers


WORLD HEADQUARTERS USA

Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. 7200 Suter Road Coopersburg, PA 18036-1299 TEL: +1.610.282.3800 FAX: +1.610.282.1243 Customer Assistance: 1.844.LUTRON1 (1.844.588.7661)

[email protected]

North & South America Technical Hotlines

USA, Canada, Caribbean: 1.800.523.9466 Mexico: +1.888.235.2910 Central/South America: +1.610.282.6701

EUROPEAN HEADQUARTERS United Kingdom

Lutron EA Ltd. 6 Sovereign Close London, E1W 3JF United Kingdom TEL: +44.(0)20.7702.0657 FAX: +44.(0)20.7480.6899 FREEPHONE (UK): 0800.282.107 Technical Support: +44.(0)20.7680.4481

[email protected]

ASIAN HEADQUARTERS Singapore

Lutron GL Ltd. 390 Havelock Road #07-04 King’s Centre Singapore 169662 TEL: +65.6220.4666 FAX: +65.6220.4333 Technical Support: 800.120.4491

[email protected]

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